Building Communities

AE Team: (L-R standing) Neil Markham, Ryan Fahlman, Hikmet Abdulkadir, Carma Holmes, Brian Palm, and Tiffany Dzubas. (L-R kneeling) Quinton MacDougall, Coty Hollinger, and Chris Reese.

Bert Munro (L) presents AE Scholarship to Shawn Fehr.

Enjoying the new Langley office are, (L-R), Oscar David, Richard Mohan, Larry Martin, and Jacquie Arnouse.

Regina office “canstructs” sushi sculpture for charity and wins two awards in the process

Associated Engineering's Regina office competed with eight architectural and engineering firms in Canstruction, the most unique food charity in the world. Contestants competed to design and build giant structures made entirely of full cans of food. After the competition, all cans were donated to the Regina & District Food Bank for distribution to those less fortunate in our community.

The AE Regina team's sculpture, entitled “Sushi Combo #6”, used over 2400 cans of food. The judges awarded the team with the Best Meal Award because the sculpture was constructed with cans of food that are considered the top 10 most wanted food items at the Food Bank. The team also received an Honorable Mention Award.

Shawn Ferh receives Associated Engineering Scholarship

Associated Engineering, in cooperation with the University of Saskatchewan College of Engineering, was pleased to present the Associated Engineering Scholarship to Shawn Fehr. The scholarship is awarded to students who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to the community and professional involvement.

Shawn graduated this spring from the University of Saskatchewan Civil Engineering Program. He has since joined our Saskatoon office.

Dieter Diedericks, P.Eng., PMP, takes on leadership of the Burnaby Infrastructure Group

Martin Jobke, P.Eng., Vice President and General Manager of our BC operations is pleased to announce the appointment of Dieter Diedericks as Manager of the Burnaby Infrastructure Group. Dieter takes over his new role from Larry Martin, P.Eng. who now manages our Langley, BC office (see article below). Dieter has 15 years experience in municipal infrastructure planning and design. He is currently the project manager for the Marine Way Widening Project in Burnaby, as well as the Lower Hyde Creek Subdivision in Coquitlam, Metropolis Tower 3 Off-site services in Burnaby, and on-site services for the Garibaldi Glass light-industrial site in Burnaby. Please join us in congratulating Dieter on this exciting new role.

New Langley office serves BC Fraser Valley

Associated Engineering is pleased to announce the opening of our new Langley, BC, office. This new office allows us to better serve clients in the Fraser Valley. Senior Infrastructure Engineer Larry Martin, P.Eng., will focus his efforts on managing the growth and development of the new office.

The address of the Langley office is:
     Suite 301 - 9440 202nd St.
     Langley, BC, Canada, V1M 4A6
     Phone: 604.888.3572.